Learning from a software engineering perspective /u/SizePunch Python Education

I’d say I’m an intermediate python adopter, primarily using it for data science (ML/DL and analytics) work. I have a firm foundation in most of the elementary basics which allow me to use it in this way. That said, I’m interested in becoming a better coder from a software engineering perspective.

Concepts such as logging, testing, deployment, system design, and many other concepts that I am missing (don’t know what i don’t know) but that would be critical to software engineering would go a long way in improving the quality of my work and collaboration. Any great online courses for this? I see some but they start at the beginning assuming rudimentary or no knowledge of python and i’d rather jump in from an intermediate point.

I’d say I’m an intermediate python adopter, primarily using it for data science (ML/DL and analytics) work. I have a firm foundation in most of the elementary basics which allow me to use it in this way. That said, I’m interested in becoming a better coder from a software engineering perspective.

Concepts such as logging, testing, deployment, system design, and many other concepts that I am missing (don’t know what i don’t know) but that would be critical to software engineering would go a long way in improving the quality of my work and collaboration. Any great online courses for this? I see some but they start at the beginning assuming rudimentary or no knowledge of python and i’d rather jump in from an intermediate point.